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2010-04-02
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#171
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Originally Posted by attila77
i dont have test data, but it looks like it is not win like you said, i look at battery-eye graphs but i dont see improvments. unfortunately i lost this graphs, when i uninstall battery-eye and install batterygraph
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2010-04-02
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#172
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Originally Posted by titi974
it looks that phone react little faster
so you actually did it as i can see ? any changes in smoothness ?
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2010-04-02
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#173
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Could you give us a step by step on how to achieve 125 or 800?
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2010-04-02
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#174
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Originally Posted by jakiman
I agree. At least a little more info than your post gave.
Could you give us a step by step on how to achieve 125 or 800?
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2010-04-02
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#175
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Yup its possible, I just flashed mine to run @ 700mhz and indeed it feels faster!
EDIT: I will test a lot now... will report back tomorrow if my phone has turned to dust.
EDIT: I will test a lot now... will report back tomorrow if my phone has turned to dust.
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2010-04-02
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#176
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Damnit, you guys beat me to it
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Running @ 800 MHz
Well at least it can now calculate pi faster
About general snappiness... It's very hard to say which is real and which is placebo effect but at least it isn't slower than before
The instructions are all there:
http://wiki.maemo.org/Documentation/...o_Kernel_Guide
Just remember, if you break it it's your own damn fault
Also the image attachment feature either sucks or I don't know how to use it.
Last edited by hqh; 2010-04-02 at 22:04.
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Running @ 800 MHz
Well at least it can now calculate pi faster
About general snappiness... It's very hard to say which is real and which is placebo effect but at least it isn't slower than before
The instructions are all there:
http://wiki.maemo.org/Documentation/...o_Kernel_Guide
Just remember, if you break it it's your own damn fault
Also the image attachment feature either sucks or I don't know how to use it.
Last edited by hqh; 2010-04-02 at 22:04.
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2010-04-02
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#177
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il wait for a couple of weeks just to be safe 
see what happens
see what happens
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2010-04-02
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#178
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@ hqh
So you can simply change the clock speed from the xterminal?
Does that just increase the maximum limit?
or does it fix the speed to that frequency permanently?
Can you let us know simply what needs to be done in a few steps?
(I've never fiddled around with the kernel yet so no idea where to start)
Is it basically, modifying the kernel, compile and flash?
If so, can someone upload the already modified kernel?
So you can simply change the clock speed from the xterminal?
Does that just increase the maximum limit?
or does it fix the speed to that frequency permanently?
Can you let us know simply what needs to be done in a few steps?
(I've never fiddled around with the kernel yet so no idea where to start)
Is it basically, modifying the kernel, compile and flash?
If so, can someone upload the already modified kernel?
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2010-04-02
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Originally Posted by jakiman
No, you can't change it from xterminal. You need to modify kernel sources and compile a custom kernel (you'll need the SDK and stuff) and then flash it to the device. It's gonna be tricky if you've never done it before... The link I put in the previous post explains the basic steps. It's probably easier to wait for someone to share the kernel image (no, not me, at least not right now)...
So you can simply change the clock speed from the xterminal?
Does that just increase the maximum limit?
or does it fix the speed to that frequency permanently?
Can you let us know simply what needs to be done in a few steps?
(I've never fiddled around with the kernel yet so no idea where to start)
Last edited by hqh; 2010-04-02 at 23:52.
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2010-04-02
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#180
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Originally Posted by hqh
I will see how much clock speed I can get mine running at... Just tried 800mhz and tried psx4all for 10minutes and no crash so far. I hope it doesnt fry! Also enabled the 125mhz mode.
No, you can't change it from xterminal. You need to modify kernel sources and compile a custom kernel (you'll need the SDK and stuff) and then flash it to the device. It's gonna be tricky if you've never done it before... The link I put in the previous post explains the basic steps. It's probably easier to wait for someone to share the kernel image (no, not me, at least not right now)...
What caused some odd behaviour was when I set the second fastest speed to over 590mhz it stopped switching to fastest speed. So had to revert to 125,250,500,550,800 from 125,250,500,650,800.
Im sooooo tempted to test how fast it goes but I just have to force myself not to as this isnt a PC.
What comes to snappyness, Theres still this odd lag when you open the menus but once it switches to 800mhz state everything is just faster. Best way to test was with browser, it rendered maemo.org in a record time!
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